A grammar forensic would likely determine most of the above is written by the same two or three white guys all living within 5 square miles of southeast, two of whom are named Todd and strangely never having met each other despite traveling in the same sad little portlandian circles.

Knee ho.

I'm with you, rb. WSH knows people read these for the comments. And I'd hate to think I obsess over this shit for no reason.

subletting- you take pride in being a rat? Did you even have the decency to approach this person face to face?

"displaces renters ad takes hotel jobs away"- Once, twice, no a millionth time again, if you let anyone convince you that airbnb is going to be the perpetrator of increased housing costs your not looking deep enough, then what role does the greedy landlords play? innocent bystander? ohh wait no, in your episode they are the enforcers of justice called upon by the (cowardly) rat.

As for the hotel jobs, I'm not good at kissing ass and miss the days when people used to work for a living. You customer service freaks have destroyed this nation why should we protect such jobs? What do you think america became what it is (was) on the back of bellboys? We were a production economy. Service used to be a means not an end.

I love stories of dates gone awry and "No Prince Charming" and "Beauty and the Belch" are both classics.

"Have I had affairs? Yes, two to be exact." Classic I,A.

maybe "on the prowl" and "no prince charming" need to hook up.

I'm surprised the one with the guy who was obsessed with one of his roommates isn't on here. You know, the one that would wash his cum socks with her stuff on delicate with cold water when it was his turn to do laundry so her clothes would essentially be washed in cum water. That was probably the worst one I've ever read. He seemed so unapologetic and shameless about it. Gross.